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The website is offering early adopters to join a waitlist by registering via email with options to link an X account and mobile phone.
The website also claims to offer $1 million in Official Trump tokens (TRUMP) via an airdrop.
The wallet claims to support trading for Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Magic Eden Token and the Official Trump token, among others.
A new Website calling itself “TrumpWallet” has launched with $1 million in Official Trump tokens (TRUMP) on offer for early adopters. The Website is already welcoming interested users to join a waitlist by registering their emails. It also provides users with the option to add their X handle and mobile phone number.
The wallet is allegedly being built by the team behind President Donald Trump’s memecoin and Magic Eden. It claims to support trading for Bitcoin, Solana, Ethereum, Magic Eden Token and the Official Trump token, among others, according to the website.
According to a statement on the website, it claims to be the Official Trump Wallet, adding that Magic Eden partnered with GetTrumpMemes.com to create the first and only $TRUMP Wallet.
However, a representative of the Trump organisation has since distanced the group from the new crypto wallet app, saying they know nothing about the “$TRUMP Wallet” launch.
Trump Jr. also shared via an X post denying Eric Trump’s and the Trump Organisation’s involvement with the “TRUMP Wallet” app, adding that World Liberty Financial will be launching its official wallet soon.
“The Trump Organization has zero involvement with this wallet product. @EricTrumpand I know nothing about it. Stay tuned—World Liberty Financial @worldlibertyfi, which we have been working tirelessly on, will be launching our official wallet soon.”
This is not the first time Trump’s crypto team has denied knowledge of some media reports about the organisation.
Last week, after FT claimed Trump Media was raising $3 billion to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, CEO Devin Nunes downplayed those reports, calling the authors of the article “dumb writers” only for the company to announce a $2.5 billion fundraising the following day, bringing the total digital asset portfolio to $3 billion.
The organisation has launched multiple ventures over the past several months, including DeFi platform Truth.fi, as well as, the stablecoin USD1, among others.
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